Day Eight - Goulburn River National Park.

White-winged Chough

Reflections near Wollar.

Alpacas and goats, Mogo Rd Wollar.

Goulburn River, Goulburn River National Park.

The power of flood water, bent She Oaks.

Butterfly

Wedge-tailed Eagle

Spot the tortise.

Native or introduced.

Picnic / camping area.

Acacia sp.

Styphelia sp.  -  Five Corners

Textures

Help yourself to a coffee, the milk is in the fridge.
Country letterbox on Mogo Rd.

Sculpture Mogo Rd.

Day Seven - Stayed close to home, went shopping and...........

.........whatever.

More character in the older buildings.

Mudgee Post and Telegraphic Office

Back to the past. I took this photo this morning.

Double-barred Finch

Swamp Wallaby

Sleet, it was cold today.

Sleet over Mudgee. We heard that snow was falling at Hill End.

Water from wind.

Kangaroos keeping the grass down in town.

Grey Kangaroo and joey. One way to keep warm.

Plants in Mudgee Common

Plants in Mudgee Common

Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike

Mudgee  - Aboriginal for 'nest in the hills'.

Where the paddock meets the bush.

A cold sunset.

Paradise

Day Six - A cold trip to Wellington

King Parrots at feeder

4 kilometers after Two Mile Flat you turn down Twelve Mile Rd to Twelve Mile.

Hay shed along the way.

Hidden Valley Rd isn't hidden any more.

I name this rock formation 'Four Fingers Rock'. It looks
like they buried a giant and he's trying to dig his way out.

Shearing shed near Dripstone.

Hakea clavata.        We spent some time at Burrendong
Botanic Garden & Aboretum on a chilly autumn day.

Eucalyptus websteriana

Looking towards Lake Burrendong.

Grevillea maxwellii

In the Fern Gully shade area.

Fern Gully

Fern Gully

Speckled Warbler

Chamelaucium uncitatum  -  Geralton Wax

Hakea laurina

Eucalyptus pyriformis var. elongata

Church no more, near Slipstone.

Only ghost trains use this abandoned rail cutting near Goolma.